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Sounds about right, or a recommendation off one of his.Did you watch a Matt Amys video yesterday by any chance?
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He isn't the first to suggest a return to V10s
Nore will he be the last, but in his case it was unexpected.He isn't the first to suggest a return to V10s
It’s a popular suggestion with large support. I wonder why he’s only bringing it up nowHe isn't the first to suggest a return to V10s
Sorry mate, this was not funny to me at all... I thought it would be something legit and knowledgeable.Meanwhile in the F1 off season....
While they're at it, why not bring back shift stick manual gearing as well... paddle shifting is just way too easy, real men use the stick... and shift it all the way up... or down. This way Lance Stroll will struggle even more, since North Americans only know how to drive automatic cars.It’s a popular suggestion with large support. I wonder why he’s only bringing it up now![]()
A bigshot from an arab country in charge of F1 and rooting for oil. Totally not a conflict of interest.
+1 for Kim's content - pre-race, post-race or behind-the-scenesBeen following Kym for a while now hes a F1 photographer/Youtuber he makes fun F1
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I think the sustainable version is probably corn or something. Either way, v10 is a different sensory experience many would get behind.A bigshot from an arab country in charge of F1 and rooting for oil. Totally not a conflict of interest.
It would, unfortunately, still sound like a V10 Hybrid Lawn MowerI think the sustainable version is probably corn or something. Either way, v10 is a different sensory experience many would get behind.
Something I have seen raised is that the increasing number of manufacturers competing in the WEC Hypercar class has signified a potential shift, where that class is now seen as the technological peak of motorsport, surpassing F1.
With this in mind, perhaps F1 should somewhat back track and go back to part of what made it great; being a spectacle, and this means noise.
Ditch the hybrids, leave that sort of engineering tech to WEC, and just make some fvcking noise while going vroooom.
EDIT: Throw in Formula-E too alongside WEC as a reason why F1 should just go back to being a noisy spectacle.

Throw in Formula-E too alongside WEC as a reason why F1 should just go back to being a noisy spectacle.